Posts in category coronavirus

By a unanimous vote, the Indianapolis City-County Council’s Administration and Finance Committee passed an ordinance that would bring more accountability as to how the city …

Budget surpluses, vaccine mandates, tax cuts, workforce development, and critical race theory are likely topics for consideration when Indiana lawmakers return next month.   We …

By Abdul-Hakim Shabazz & Andrew Weissert A survey conducted by Indy Politics and ARW Strategies of registered voters in Marion County between August 13th and …

The President of the Indiana Hospital Association says he hopes more Hoosiers will get vaccinated now that the the Food and Drug Administration has approved …

Although school is mostly out for the summer, there are still lots of educational issues to discuss including the impact of COVID-19 and vaccinations on …

State health officials say the best way to get Hoosiers vaccinated is to engage them one-on-one to address their concerns. The state’s vaccination rate is …

Although the city of Indianapolis has set a goal to fully open on the 4th of July, officials with the Marion County Health Department say …

Indy Politics talks with Indianapolis Public School Superintendent Aleesia Johnson about the impact COVID-19 had on the school district, how it plans to spend CARES …

Indy Politics talks with Bob Lovell, the host of Indiana Sports Talk about the impact COVID-19 had on sports this past year and what Hoosiers …

Indy Politics talks with Ball State Economist Michael Hicks on what economists got right and wrong regarding COVID-19. We also discuss the economic impact of …